bad
bædn. that which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency · a. having undesirable or negative qualities · s. very intense
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It had been a few years since Biarter had been diagnosed with breast cancer, a pretty bad one.
比亚特被诊断出患有乳腺癌已经几年了，而且情况相当严重。
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But lying to avoid problems only makes things worse.
但为了逃避问题而撒谎只会让事情变得更糟。
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That stress in the first part of your day, yeah, not necessarily a bad thing.
一天开始时的那种压力，其实未必是坏事。
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You see, during the Industrial Revolution, the conditions for workers in Birmingham were very, very bad.
你看，在工业革命期间，伯明翰工人的条件非常非常糟糕。
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And did you mean to do the bad spelling?
你是故意拼错的吗？
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